The GLENN Families of Botetourt County

Because my ancestors, GGG Grandfather Addison BUTT married Elinor GLENN in Botetourt County on May 19, 1802, I have been trying to find out more about the GLENN’s.

There were GLENN’s in Botetourt, including a James GLENN at least as early as 1770. Trying to classify them into family units, however, has proven difficult. What follows is the little that can be gleaned about relationships.

The Glenns, the Moores, the Cloyds and the Kimberlings seem to be continuously litigating issues involving cohabitation, adultery, rape, begetting of base born children, misconduct and custody of orphans.

Archibald BUTT and Elinor GLENN moved on to Kentucky around 1808, and Elinor’s parents, James and Sarah Grigg GLENN moved to Ohio perhaps a few years later:

GLENN “James Glenn and his wife, Sarah Grigg, with their two children came from Ireland to America and settled in VA. After their settlement there the following children were born Polly, William, Thomas and Whitehill. Mr. Glenn and his three sons, William, Thomas and Whitehill moved to Ohio; the rest of the children married and moved to Ky. James, William and Thomas were in the War of 1812, and the former was killed at the Battle of New Orleans. The other two sons were with the armies that operated in Canada and the northern part of the United States.

By 1850 most of Addison's children moved west - Thomas to Missouri, Archibald to Illinois, Reuben to Kansas and later to Colorado, Nancy to Illinois The only male left was William, Clarence's grandfather.

James Glenn and his wife, Sarah Grigg, with their two children, James and Nellie, came from Ireland to America and settled in Virginia. After their settlement there the following children were born-Polly, William ,Thomas and Whitehill. Me. Glenn and his three sons, William, Thomas and Whitehill moved to Ohio; the rest of the children married and settled in Kentucky. James, William and Thomas were in the war of 1812, and the former was killed at the battle of New Orleans. The other two were with the armies that operated in Canada and the northern part of the United States. After the war, Thomas married Lucinda T. Kendall, of Kentucky and came to Missouri in 1815. He came in a wagon, which contained, in addition to his family and furniture, a set of wheel-wright’s tools, a gun and a dog. Mr. Glenn settled first on Cuivre river, but made about twenty settlements in all before he could find a location to suit him. There were all within the present limits of Montgomery county. He was a great hunter and during the first year of his residence in Missouri killed fifty six deer, one elk and one bear. The names of his children were-Julia A., Emily H., Sarah E., James M., and William I.[1]

There is a James Glenn, Sr. in the 1810 Botetourt County, VA census, page 625, 1001-0220100. Apparently, James Glenn and wife died in Green Co., OH ca 1818 of milk fever (see Addison Butt, Pulaski County wills and deeds, Bk. 3, page 373)

In Green County, OH, there is in the probate record book C & D, page 25, an appraisement of the personal property of James GLENN, commenced Feb. 2, 1813 . One item was a book of Sermons, Minutes of Assoc. Reformed Synod. Sale of his personal property was held on Mar. 4. 1813. ($ 822.29 ¼ ) A Thomas Glenn was mentioned as an heir who owed the estate money. James Morrow & Samuel Gamble were the administrators. (Kennedy (EnderWK@aol.com)

In Robinson's History of Greene Co., OH, there is this listing "Glenn James Xenia 1810 died in Xenia Twp. in 1813." In an index book of wills: "Glenn James E 1813, C&D p. 25" The explanation was "E followed by the year indicates earliest year the person was deceased and who died intestate" (no will) The microfilm labeled C&D p. 25 was too faded to read. It appears James might have bought something as we could read his name and $1. But nothing in between. The librarian checked the oldest cemeteries for his name but found nothing. None of the other history books had anything. (Becky Teubner, Rt 6 Box 6110, Paris, TX 75462, Becky Teubner, mbteubner@lamarelectric.com)

Glenn, James, Xenia, 1810; died in Xenia Township in 1813 ("Green County Pioneers from 1803 to 1840," Robinson, George F. "History of Greene County, Ohio," Chicago: The S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1902, page 309. Green County Public Library.

Following are records from Botetourt County that include GLENN’s:

• February 7. 1770: John Armstrong conveys to James Glen 24 acres on Catawba Creek.

· February 14, 1770: Court Orders (Annals of Southwest Virginia – Botetourt County, p. 63) James Glenn appointed surveyor of the road from headwaters of Catawba to the first Ford on the same.

• August 16, 1772, Court Order Book 2, Page 224: James Glenn relieved of office of surveyor of the road.

• August 13, 1773. Botetourt Court Order Book (Annals of Southwest Virginia, p. 201): John Glenn served on a jury (Patton v. Stern)

• March 17, 1784; Deed Book ___ Page 230 (Annals of Southwest Virginia – Botetourt): James Glenn & Mary Glenn to James Peary. Consideration 60 pounds. 138 acres and 24 acres lying on Catapa [sic] Creek. Witnesses: James Ward, John Wills & William Peary.

• April 13, 1784. Court Order Book 5B, Page 499: An indenture --- of --- --- from James Glenn and Mary his wife of the one ___ to James Peary of the other part was heard by the oaths of James Maid, John Mills, and William Peary ___ hereto land is ordered to be recorded

• May 13, 1784. Botetourt Court Order Book (Annals of Southwest Virginia, p. 392): John Glenn same as next above (granted leave to include his lands where he now lives and adjoining the said tract in one survey)

• October 23, 1784: Court Order Book: At a Court of ____ ___ ____ ___ at Botetourt Courthouse the 23^rd day of October, 1784, for the trial of Phil, a Negro man slave the ___ of ____ ___ ___ an ____ of his having feloniously? On the 12^th day of ___ ___ committed a rape on the body of Sarah Glenn, wife of John Glenn. The ___ Adam Smyth Thomas Wilson ___ ___ ___ Mathew Wilson {Gentlemen ___} The ___ ___ to the Bar ___ arraigned of the ___ ___ ___ ___ pleaded not guilty whereupon the ___ Sarah Glenn was ___ ___ examined and the ___ heard on his ___. In consideration whereof the Court ___ of opinion that he is guilty ___ and that he be hanged by the neck until he be ___ ___ ___ that the Sheriff carry this judgment into execution the 2^nd day of November next ___ the hours of ___ and ___ of the clock in the ___ ___.

• May 10, 1785. Botetourt Court Order Book (Annals of Southwest Virginia, p. 401): John Glenn appointed Surveyor of the Road.

• January 31, 1791. Probate Records of Botetourt County, Book ___, Page 164. (Annals of Southwest Virginia, p. 201): John Glenn served on a jury (Patton v. Stern)

• May 12, 1792. Botetourt Court Order Book (Annals of Southwest Virginia, p. 1348): James Glenn. His estate to his wife Mary, his children, David, William, Benjamin, John, James, Mary, Elizabeth, Jean. Executors: James Duffy, Mary Glenn. Witnesses: Hugh Miller, Alexr. Eakin, William Wilkinson. Probated February Court, 1791.

• 1794 Botetourt Personal property tax List (http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/bot1794.htm) John Glenn shown one white male over 16, one black male over 16, 10 horses

• May 15, 1794, Court Order Book 9, Page 153: John McKee, Plaintiff, against Ephraim Wilson and John Glen, Defendants. Default judgment entered for unspecified claim.

• May 10, 1796. Court Order Book 9, Page 353: The attachment obtained by James Glenn against John Vernsandth? ___ ___ not further prosecuting. It is ordered that it be discontinued.

• January 10, 1797. Court Order Book 9, Page 431: Ordered that John Moore be appointed Surveyor of the Road in the ___ James Glenn and he with the ___ hands belonging to the same do work thereon.

• April 18, 1797. Minister’s Returns to Clerk of Botetourt County: Patrick Glenn to Jane McCarroll

• April 18, 1797. Botetourt County Marriages: Patrick Glenn and Jane McCarroll. Bond: Levi Dalliner, con; James McCarroll, father. Witness: Levi N. Dalliner; Minister: William P. Bishop

• June 13, 1797. Court Order Book 10, Page 27: James Kimberling who hath been bound by ___ for his appearance at this Court to answer a complaint against him for begetting a base born child upon the body of Elinor Glenn appears. According by and upon hearing the parties, it is ordered that the overseer of the poor take bond and security of Kimberling in such sum or sums as may be ___ & (they think?) necessary for the maintenance of said child.

• August 8, 1797. Botetourt Court Order Book (Annals of Southwest Virginia, p. 472): Surveyors of the Highway: John Woods, surveyor of the highway leading from John Glenn’s to Michael Spesards, …

• September 12, 1797. Court Order Book 10, Page 93: John Moore against James Glenn commission granted the Plaintiff to take the deposition of William Bunnel Samual Bunnel the wife of William Bunnel ___.

• November 14, 1798. Book 10, Page 309: James Glenn served on a jury (Crawford v. Entznlinger)

• November 15, 1797. Court Order Book 10, Page 136: John Moore Plaintiff against James Glenn Defendant. This day came the Plaintiff by his attys. Who not for this prosecuting It is ord’d that this suit be discontinued.

• March 13, 1798. Court Order Book 10, Page 147: John Moore, ___ of Rich’d ___Plaintiff against John Doe Defendant. This day came the Plaintiff by his atty and James Glenn on his motion is admitted defendant in the room of John Doe, the ___ ___ ___ and thereupon by James Breckinridge gent. His attorney plead the general ___ ___ lease ___ and ___ in the declaration supposed ___ agrees to ___ on the title only at the trial.

• June 12, 1798. Court Order Book 10, Page 216: Joseph Cuddin being bound by a ___ to appear here this day to answer a complaint against him for begatting a base born child upon the body of Mary Glenn appeared accordingly and it is ordered that the said Cuddin do find two securities for the maintenance of said child to be bound in the sum of 25 dollars for the 1^st year, 20 dollars for the 2^nd, 10 dollars for the 3^rd and 10 dollars for the 4^th & 5^th years each. Whereupon the said Cuddin with Frederick Pitzer and Baker Davidson, his securities severally acknowledge themselves indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the several sums following to wit: 25 dollars for the 1^st year, twenty dollars for the second, 15 dollars for the third and ten dollars for the fourth and fifth year each, from the date hereof, of their goods and chattels, land and tenements to be ___ and to the overseer of the poor to this county rendered. Yet upon this condition that if the said __ shall pay the several sums afore and at the times above and for the maintenance of the above mentioned child then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force.

• August 17, 1798. Court Order Book 10, Page 268: Thomas Simpson, Plaintiff against Thomas Black, defendant. James Glenn comes into Court ___ undertaker for the Defendant that in ___ he be cast in this said he shall satisfy and pay the condemnation of the Court or under his body to prison in execution for the sums or that the said ___ will do it for him. The case is remanded to the rules?

• November 15, 1798. Court Order Book 10, page 318-319: John Moore, Plaintiff against James Glenn, Defendant. This day came the parties by their attorneys and thereupon also came a jury to wit … who being __ ___ the truth to speak upon the ___ upon their oath ___ ___ ___ in their words. We of the jury find for the Plaintiff __ in the ___ ___ ___ ___ damages. Therefore it is considered by the Court that the Plaintiff sworn against the said Defendant the land aforesaid together with the damages aforesaid in form __ aforesaid and his ___ about him in his suit in the behalf ___.

• November 15, 1798. Court Order Book 10, page 319: On motion by James Glenn by his attorney injunction is granted him to stay execution on a judgment obtained against him at common law by John Moore until a suit in chancery now depending between the parties can be heard. Whereupon he with security ___ into ___ acknowledged bond according to law.

• May 11, 1799. Court Order Book 10, Pages 395-396: John Mills Foreman … a ___ jury of inquest for the body of the County having ___ this charge retired from the bar to ___ of their ___ and afterwards returned into Court ___ presented ___ ___ viz: An indictment against James Kimberling found a true bill by information of Mary Glenn

• August 13, 1799. Court Order Book 10, Page 438: Mary Glenn an infant under the age of 21 made by James Glenn his (her?) father & next friend, Plaintiff against James Kimberling, Defendant. By argument of the parties it is ordered that this case be discontinued & that the parties & that the Defendant pay unto the Plaintiff his costs.

• November 11, 1800. Court Order Book 10, Page 720: The same against David Cloyd and Mary Glenn for living in a dwelling within six months last ___ by information Agness Moore.

• November 11, 1800. Court Order Book 10, Page 727: Ordered that John Moore and James Glenn do find two securities each to be bound in the sum of one hundred dollars and each of their securities in fifty dollars each for their good behavior for twelve months from this date and further ordered that the said Nancy Moore and Mary Glenn do find security to be bound as aforesaid.

• November 11, 1800. Court Order Book 10, Page 728: James Glenn and Mary Glenn with David Cloyd and Patton Anderson their securities severally acknowledged and indebted to the Governor of Virginia the said James Glenn and Mary Glenn in he sum of one hundred dollars each and their said securities in the sum of one hundred each of their goods and chattels lands and tenements to be levied and to the said Governor this ___ for the use of the Commonwealth rendered yet upon this condition in that if the said James Glenn and Mary Glenn shall be of good behavior and keep the peace towards all the god citizens of the Commonwealth for one year from this date then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force.

• August 11, 1801. Court Order Book 11, Page 131-132: The Commonwealth, Plaintiff, against Mary Glenn, defendant. On motion by the defendant by her attorney who pleaded not guilty to which the attorney for the Commonwealth replied it is ordered that the judgment entered and writ of inquiry awarded in the clerks office against said defendant be set aside whereupon came also a jury to wit … who being elected ___ and sworn the truth to speak upon the ___ joined ___ ___ to say that the Defendant is guilty in manner and in form in the indictment against her is alledged and they do assess the Plaintiff damage by occasion thereof to one penny ___ its ___ whereupon the attorney for the Defendant filed Errors in Arrest of Judgment and the same is continued for argument.

• August 12, 1801. Court Order Book 11, Page 145: Commonwealth, Plaintiff, against Mary Glenn, Defendant. This day came the parties by their attorneys and by motion of the Defendant who pleaded not guilty to which the attorney for the Commonwealth replied It is ordered that he judgment entered and writ of inquiry awarded in the clerks office against the said Defendant be set aside whereupon came also a jury to wit … who being elected and sworn the truth to speak upon the ___ joined upon their oaths do say that the Defendant is guilty in manner and form as in the indictment against is alleged whereupon the attorney for the Defendant ___ ___ in arrest of judgment and the same __ ___ for argument.

• February 9, 1802. Court Order book 11, Page 216: James Glenn, Plaintiff, against George Button, William Martin & Moses McConnell, Defendants. $5.50 cents costs for the coming and delivery of property taken by virtue of an edict sued out of this court by the Plaintiff against the Defendants Button and Martin in which the Defendant was security this day came the Plaintiff by his attorney and it being proved that the Defendants have legal notice of this motion they were solemnly called but came not therefore it is commanded by the Court the he Plaintiff recover against the Defendants Seventeen L 5/10 the penalty of said. This costs by him about his suit this be half ___ funded. Said Defendants in mercy. But this judgment is to be discharged by the payment of eight pounds twelve shillings and eleven pence with the same to be computed at the rate of six percentum per annum from the 30^th day of November 1801 until the time of payment The costs ___to be given on this judgment for 5 ½ % as per endorsement on the bond.

• March 15, 1802. Court Order Book 11, Page 285: James Glenn, Plaintiff, against John Moore, Defendant. Upon examination of the bill answer replication ___ & testimony of the parties & hearing the arguments of counsel, the Court doth order & decree that James Rowland, James McFarran & Joseph Kyle with the surveyor of this county do go upon the land whereon the complainant lives & lay off the southeast end of the Defendant’s land on ___ hundred acres by proper metes & bounds in the following form, that is to say, as far as may in running the dividing line between the aforesaid 100 acres & the residue of the entire tract of which the said 100 acres is to be taken off to pursue the general course of a large & well known ridge in the said tract and that a report ___ be made to the next Court the complainant giving to the Defendant reasonable notice of the time when this order is to be executed.

• May 19, 1802. Marriage Bond: Know all men by these presents that we Addison Butt & James Glenn are held and firmly bound to his Excellency James Monroe, Esqr. Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia for the time being in the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to which payment well and truly to be in & to the said governor and his successor in office for the use of the Commonwealth we bind ourselves, our executioners and administrators jointly and severally, ____ by these sealed with our seal and dated 19th day of May, 1802. The condition of the above obligation is such that ___ there is a marriage shortly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound Addison Butt and Elinor Glenn, daughter of the above bound James. Therefore there be no lawful cause ___ to obstruct said marriage then this obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force. Signed and sealed _____Archibald Butt (with an "X"" his mark") for Addison Butt. James Glenn

• April 13, 1803. Court Order Book 11, Page 511: Same (Robert ___ of Timothy Pattorson), Plaintiff against James Glenn, Defendant. Due by note the ___ as next above.

• GLENN, Jean (or Jane) d by 4 Aug 1803 – Ref WB B, p 40, appraisal – ch: On 9 Aug 1803, orphan John, age 6, Sally, age 4 – Ex Palser Kimberlin (Botetourt County, VA Death records Collected by Charles T. Burton)

• August 9, 1803. Court Order Book 11, Page 653: Ordered that John Glenn, 6 years old and Sally Glenn 4 years old on plans of Jane Glenn, deceased, be bound by the overseer of the poor to James Glenn according to law.

• October 10, 1804, Book 12, Page 98: On motion of Matthew Harvey a security for Palser Kimberling administrator of Jane Glenn dec’d. It is ordered that James McFerrans William McFerran & James Kyle do state & settle the accounts of the said administrator & make a return ___ __ court.

• November 8, 1803. Court Minute Book (provided by Karen, bubblite@aol.com, Excerpts from Court Minute Books, p 2) Sara Walker, orphan of William Walker, deceased, came into Court and by their consent made choice of Patrick Glenn for her guardian whereupon he with security entered into and acknowledged bond according to law.

• November 10, 1803. Book 11, Page 724: The Commonwealth by Mary Glenn, prosecutrix, against Nancy Moore, Defendant, indicted for adultery. This day comes the parties by their attorneys in the ___ ___ filed in arrest of judgment being now fully debated by the counsel on both sides, it is therefore the opinion of this Court that the errors be sustained and the Defendant go thence without any ___ against said prosecutrix her costs by him about his defense in this behalf ____. The Commonwealth by Agness Moore, prosecutrix, Plaintiff against Mary Glenn, Defendant, indicted for adultery. This day comes the parties by their attorneys in the ___ filed by the Defendant in arrest of judgment being now fully ___. The ___ judgment or order meet above. Same (The Commonwealth by Agness Moore, prosecutrix) against David Cloyd and Mary Glenn, Defendants, indicted for adultery. This day came the parties by their attornies & the errors in arrest of judgment being this day fully debated ___ ___ tis judgment & order ___ next above.

• May 10, 1804. Court Order Book 12, page 1: Mary Glenn, Plaintiff against John Moore & Nancy, his wife, Defendants. This suit abated by the marriage of the Plaintiff.

• May 10, 1804. Court Order Book 12, Page 4: David Cloyd Plaintiff, against Mary Glenn, Defendant. This suit abated by the marriage of the Defendant.

• February 13-14, 1805. Court Order Book 12, Page 165: James Glenn, Plaintiff, against John Moore, Defendant, in Chancery. ___ that the two above named petitions be continued until the next Court.

• July 9, 1805. Book 12, Page 288: A statement & settlement of the accounts of Palser Kimberling ad’r of Jane Glenn dec’d return to Court ___ __ ___ to be discharged.

• August 17, 1805. Court Order Book 12, Page 321: Palser Kimberling is by the Court appointed guardian of Sally Glenn, orphan of Jane Glenn, whereupon he with security entered into & acknowledged ___ according to law.

• September 10, 1805. (provided by Karen, bubblite@aol.com, Excerpts from Court Minute Books, p 287) Palser Kimberling is by the Court appointed guardian of Sally Glenn, orphan child of Jane Glenn, deceased, whereupon he with security entered into and acknowledged bond according to law.

• February 11, 1806. Court Order Book 12, Page 382:

• February 12, 1806. Book 12, Page 382: On motion of James Glenn ordered that an attachment for contempt ___ against Palser Kimberling to shew cause why he detain? In his ___ Sarah Glenn an orphan which was bound to the said James Glenn by order of this Court.

• March 14, 1806. Court Order Book 12, Page 43: Daughter (Douglas?) Glenn, a base born child of Mary Glenn is ordered to be bound by the overseer of the poor according to law to Isaac (Jacob?)Rudisill.

• April 9, 1806. Court Order Book 12, Page 429: ___ the complainant of James Glenn appoint Palser Kimberling ___ that is ___ attachment ____.

• July 8, 1806. Court Order Book 12, Page 465: A bill of sale from Joseph Whitchill to James Glenn was acknowledged in Court by this within ___ Joseph Whitchill ___ ___ to be recorded.

• November 13, 1807. Court Order Book 13, Page 75: John Witherow, Plaintiff, against Joseph Whitchill and James Glenn, Defendants, in debt. ___ ___ comes into Court undertaker for the Defendants in manner & form ___ next above.

• June 15, 1808. Court Order Book 13, Page 155: James Glenn, Plaintiff, against John Moore, defendant, in Chancery continued. It is ordered that this suit be continued until the next Court.

• July 13, 1808. Court Order Book 13, Page 163: … that the said Defendants doth convey by___ deed of Indenture to the Commonwealth the lands in the bill mentioned with general warranty and that the said ___ be quieted in the property __ ___. James Glenn, Plaintiff against John Moore, Defendant.

• September 8, 1808. (Lot Owners in Fincastle, VA, Charles T. Burton) Patrick Glenn (m. Jane), Chancery suit, Glenn v. Ellis, #162 to Thomas McCarroll from Andrew Ellis; 12-397 by 1913, #162

• KIMBERLING, Paulzer – d by Oct 1808 – Ref. WB B, p. 197, will dated 17 June 1808 – wife Sarah; ch. James, Martha (md ___ Matthews}, Agnes (md ___ Pitzer), Rebeca (md __ Pitzer), John, Jacob – others: Jean GLENN 9her daughter Sarah GLENN). (Botetourt County, VA Death records Collected by Charles T. Burton)

• October 11, 1808. (provided by Karen, bubblite@aol.com, Excerpts from Court Minute Books, p 12) Jacob Kimberling, son of Palser Kimberling deceased, came into Court and with leave of the same chose John Allen his guardian whereupon said Allen with security entered into and acknowledged bond according to law.

• 1810: There is a James Glenn, Sr. in the 1810 Botetourt County, VA census, page 625, 1001-0220100.

• October 9, 1811. (provided by Karen, bubblite@aol.com, Excerpts from Court Minute Books, p 334) Ordered that the overseers of the poor bind out Sally Glenn orphan of Jane Glenn deceased according to law.

• August 25, 1821. GLEN, Sally, unmarried & suspected father John BECKNER. Fatherhood not proven. (Botetourt County, VA, Children, Volume #1, Researched by Charles T. Burton)

• March 18, 1822. Botetourt County Marriages. John Glynn and Jane Peel. Minister: Absolom C. Dempsey (Baptist). Publication of banns.

• August 14, 1837. (Lot Owners in Fincastle, VA, Charles T. Burton) Jane Glenn, Plaintiff v. Andrew Ellis (wife Judith) and Thomas McCarroll, Defendants.

• October 4, 1838. Botetourt County Marriages. William Glenn and Elizabeth Hamilton. Bond: James Hamilton, father. Minister: William P. Bishop

• September 16, 1844. Botetourt County Marriages: Sara Jane Glenn and Henry Byers; bond: John Glenn, father. Minister: James S. Bishop

• December 8, 1846. (Lot Owners in Fincastle, VA, Charles T. Burton) Jane Glenn, 28-191, #162 (by Court) from Thomas McCarroll; VBI-357 ___, #162 to Rebecca Backenstop (sister)

• September 14, 1848. Between Henry Byers & Sarah Jane Glen, daughter of John Glen. (Memorandum of Marriages Solomnized by J __ Bishope - Certificates of marriages recorded by J__ Bishope

• September 5, 1853. Botetourt County Marriages. John Glenn and Lucy Sloss; license only, certificates proved.

• January 11, 1854. Botetourt 11^th January 1854. To the clerk of Botetourt. This is to certify that Ion the 1^st of September I celebrated the rites of matrimony between John Glenn, unwidowed young man raised on Buffalow in Rockbridge Co. son of John Glen and Lucy Ann Slop single girl daughter of Mary Slop raised near the mouth of Catawba, John Glen is by occupation a farmer and they are living near Wesley ___ Botetourt Co. his age 24 and hers 17. (Certificate of Marriage Recorded by Rev. James S. Bishop)

• GLYNN, Jane (widow) b. ca 1778 Ireland (or 1770 VA) (Census #1356) – d 2 May 1855 Fincastle – f [James McCarroll] – cd paralysis – re by sis Rebecca Backensto – [widow of Patrick GLYNN] – ex. James B. ACTON (9 July 1855) (Botetourt County, VA Death records Collected by Charles T. Burton)

• GLEN, Susan – b ca 1834 Bot Co. – d Apr 1860 – age 26 y – Thomas Sizer – cd not known – rep by bro. Thomas Sizer. (Botetourt County, VA Death records Collected by Charles T. Burton)

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[1] This article was taken from “Pioneer Families of Missouri, page 262. Carol (Carol Andrews [cma@ipa.net])